Gift of 
Earl Blough 
November 1957 
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST 
OF 
luRSERY Stock, 
FOK THE 
FALL OF 1870, 
AT THE NURSERY OP 
North Main Street, 
SPRINGFIELD, MASS. 
One Mile North of the R. R. Station. 
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TERMS CASH. Customary Rules oIisltvchI in Paoking and Forwai-a- 
ing. No charge for Cartage. A good reference, or casli with the order, is in- 
dispensal)Ie from unlinown parties. 
Tlie season lias been unusually favorable, and it gives us pleasure to state 
that the growth of our trees has been all that could be desired, and for quality 
and healtli we can recommend them as second to none in the country. 
Purchasers who leave the selection of fruits to us, can depend upon receiv- 
ing the best varieties. 
At the prices quoted, at least one-half the quantity specified is expected to 
be taken. 
FRUIT TREES. - 
Per 100 
Apple Trees, 6 to 8 feet high, .§25 00 
" extra size, 35 00 to 40 00 
Dwarf Apple Trees, 2 years extra, 25 00 
" " " Early Congress, a new variety, like the 
Gravenstein in size and color; ripe in July and August. First 
quality in all respects, each §1.00, per doz. $6.00 
